Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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3. Taking a break from the busy rush of the junior class barbecue, Cindy Booth finds time to enjoy her supper. 1, As she is measured for her cap, Lyn Eleazer realizes that her senior year is almost over. 2. At a Junior Student Council dance, Paul Strickland manages to take a quick sip of his drink as he plays music for students. 6

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Competitive Spirit Demands Best Efforts As students began to get used to the routine of school life, they made their strongest efforts to gain knowledge both in and out of the classroom. Fall brought various activities which chal- lenged students. During football season players experienced victory and defeat as they strived to over- come their opponents. Students also participated in barbecues and magazine sales to attain profits for classes. Through experience, study, and perseverance, students learned to accept and overcome difficult challenges and to attempt to reach ultimate goals in their lives. 4. After the powder puff football game, many tired students relax as they eat hot dogs. 5. To add to their profit, juniors sell des- serts during the class barbecue. 7